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The OFFICIAL GUIDE to the world's biggest geography game.

GeoGuessr is the wildly addictive online geography game that has captivated millions worldwide. The premise is deceptively simple yet irresistibly challenging: dropped into a random street view somewhere on Earth - from the sun-baked backstreets of Mexico City to the Alpine curves of a Swiss mountain road - you must deduce your location using nothing but visual clues and geographical intuition. And whether you're a geography obsessive, an armchair traveller dreaming of distant horizons, a pro player, or simply someone who craves the rush of solving a beautiful puzzle, GeoGuessr turns the entire planet into your playground.

Now, for the first time ever, the official GeoGuessr book has arrived.

Explore the world packed with expert tips, unique insights and mind-bending challenges, this is your passport to mastering the world's most addictive geography game. Decode landscapes; spot telling details; train your eye to read the subtle signatures of place - from road signs and architecture to vegetation and weather patterns. Then unleash your newfound expertise solo, with friends, or against players worldwide.

Perfect for geography geeks, travel enthusiasts, and anyone who's ever stared at a map and felt the pull of adventure, this is GeoGuessr - and the world - like you've never experienced it before.

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ISBN: 9780008828516
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Publisher: HarperCollinsPublishers an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers
Format: Paperback
Pagination: 288 pages
Genres: Geography
World / regional atlases or maps
Computer games / online games: strategy guides
Travel and holiday guides
Gift Books
Geographical information systems, geodata and remote sensing
Popular Science

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